Sympathetic nervous system and dysfunction of the lower urinary tract.

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Sympathetic nervous system and dysfunction of the lower urinary tract.

Clin Sci (Lond). 1986;70 Suppl 14:69s-76s

Authors: George NJ, Reading C

Careful clinical and investigative protocols allow the identification of a homogeneous group of patients with prostatodynia or ‘anxious bladder syndrome’ (underactive detrusor function). Psychophysiological studies and urodynamic measurements in such patients demonstrate remarkably consistent results, which, whilst lending support to the hypothesis that the sympathetic nervous system may effect bladder and urethral function, do not offer objective proof that adrenergic mechanisms are directly responsible for the observed dysfunctional state. observed dysfunctional state.

PMID: 3720192 [PubMed – indexed for MEDLINE]